I get the same error when i try to remove some unnecessary components of Windows 10 Enterprise 2019 LTSC with Update [17763.3770] Toolkit_v13.1
what is the purpose of using this tool.? if components get reverted in a new update.? why you use it.?
Like the updates, the tool is also constantly updated. Regarding the purpose of this tool, you should read the description of the app and its features first. I hope that answers your question.
What tool do you use that removes components and when using WU the components don't return? I always make it clear here that if you want to leave as you have customized your ISO, leaving Windows Update enabled is no longer an option. So, disable Windows Update in tweaks and when you want to update, make a new ISO and an inplace update. You've reduced the tool to a component remover. There are many more functions. That's very disrespectful. Just because you must know how to do the things you need, on the nail? Have you no empathy for those without such knowledge? About purposes... There is no purpose in attacking, just don't use it. Otherwise, as the friend above said, check the other possibilities that the tool brings. If English is not your native language, choose your words better so that it comes out lighter. We may have misinterpreted your message, also because the translator can make our messages short and sometimes harsh and disrespectful, I put myself in your shoes and I feel that I owe you an apology. But "why you use it.?" it could have been "What functions do you use more besides removing components?". Surely you would have responses from regular users.
Hello MSMG I wonder why, when integrating the old calculator and after installing the assembly, the empty file is not displayed correctly in the Start menu: Windows 10 Pro 22H2 Build 19045.2364 x64 Is it the same with the latest releases of MSMG ToolKit v13/12. on earlier builds? How to fix? Thanks to.
None of the stuff I remove gets reverted. There are only a handful of things that come back and if you are the someone that does remove stuff that comes back, the tool is still a good option: 1. Build your image the way you want it. 2. Install. 3. Disable windows updates completely before first trip online. 4. Build a new image if an update has something you need/want. 5. Do an in place upgrade with this new image. You wont ever see the stuff you removed come back if you do this.
Cred goes to MSMG Dev of toolkithelper executable . Awesome tool for building a lightweight image & with flawless results.
sorry if it came out that way. yes not my native language. and it was kind of late. but you did give me a clear answer. this is my history back then when components were not reinstalled after an update i was learning on how to use the program . but my pc broke. this was before pandemic so i had no PC for more than 2 years. i comeback learned how to use program and found out it reinstalls removed components. i did use it but its takes time to create the ISO but its worth it. my question was or what i meant was you use it because.? even though you have to do a new iso why you keep doing it. i ask becuase what am looking is to get the best performance out of my CPU. but i wanted to know others opinion for the other users the use of the tool. privacy, remove bloatware. ect i did find my PC more responsive i even kept defender how often does microsoft sends updates.? montlhy when you said do an inplace update you mean after new versions like 21h1 then 21h2 or just after a cumulative update.? the way i set up mine was using a picture to set up msmg toolkit options i know theres is a script but i had a hard time finding the names. does msmg toolkit creates a script out of selected optons so you just can import script and run it.? the attached zip are the components ive removed.. not sure if i removed something that i shouldnt have removed. thank you all for your explanation..
There is a list folder with templates for each build, for ToolkitHelper which is what does the removal process through the menus. Take a look inside the .\Bin\Lists folder. I see weekly updates... But I only build ISSo with updates released in the second week of the month, just like Toolkit updates are usually based on.That, being based on the updates of the second week of the month, is not always the rule. I use the Toolkit, because to install my system and install it for my family, and leave everything according to my security and privacy criteria (for the most rigorous I install Sparky Linux "Based on Debian Testing" after all we never 100% get rid of telemetry, and in the case of using Windows we have to limit ourselves in what we do in using the system and, keeping in mind what we are willing to share about our personal data.), I lost 6 to 8 hours on each machine. Now I prepare the ISO in 1h 30min, and install everything automated for each machine in 30min and everything is ready. I repeat this on the family machines every 6 months. In mine I do it monthly to be able to give some feedback here and to be able to make my modifications available on IMCK
Code: share about our personal data This guy doesn't really download lol, he taught me a lot not to download everything he sees around, to analyze well so that we don't catch a link or infected files, because we have to be very attentive thank you, inTerActionVRI
I disabled/removed most of the apps except for windows defender and (associated apps like smart screen, firewall and etc) + apps that I thought were required for a windows acct. When trying to update/install "cumulative 22h2 updates", it keeps on failing. Any tips on what apps I need to keep to have a problem-free Windows update? Thank you